The book deals with human relationships, with topics such as:
a) why we should have relationships and not live alone
b) parent-child relationships
c) romantic and marital relationships
d) freedom and responsibility in relationships

What I didn't like is the separation of sex from relationships. It also doesn't believe at all in the evolution and the free choice of the individual to become who they want to be in order to have the relationships they want. It identifies men with women, not recognizing their differences as mentioned in other books like "Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus."

Based on Orthodox theology, abstaining from sexuality before marriage forces a person to fall in love, to change and evolve in order to be able to get married, and then their life is a continuous change from selfish love to selfless love.

According to Jorge, in a relationship, one person should freely accept the other person as they are, and if they change in some random direction, they separate or negotiate.

Based on what we find in speeches, books inside and outside the church, a person should abstain sexually, use all the energy that abstinence gives them to become worthy of love, meaning:
a) to know oneself, what one wants and what one offers to the other person (e.g. book "Dating For Dummies")
b) to be financially independent, capable of various jobs
c) to have social relationships with relatives and friends
d) to have interests and hobbies
and then to focus on finding a partner.